LORD KRISHNA OF TRICHAMBRAM

ARCHAMURTHI

This august Mulavirat is made of stone, and he flashes lustrous snipes reflecting the inexplicable inner joy at completing the task for which he was born. This jubilant aspect indeed hypnotizes the beholders and bends their heads in veneration unknown to themselves. This particular mood prevailed in him not because he killed Kamsa, but the liberation he granted to his grand father Ugrasena and parents Devaki and Vasudeva. Moreover, his joy at killing the renowned wrestlers and royal elephant too was emerging from every point of his Jaganmohanarupa. 

Hence it is by all counts supreme, peerless and measureless. That joy is depicted in all its splendour by the stone cutter at the instance of Bhargavarma. Hence an irresistible attraction to all. At all times. This belief is ratified by two more evidences found here. The Lords joy was so infinite that it transcended all the limits and restrictions, the age-long traditions prescribed for proper moulding of mind.      

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